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Colin has just completed filming the feature film The Ghost of Borely Rectory, which is due for release 2021 spring release. He was the sixth incarnation of the iconic television character of the “Doctor” in BBC’s Doctor Who. His many film credits include – Hiraeth (Director S. J. Evans) The Last Man On Earth (Director Darren Langlands) A Christmas Carol (Director Anthony D.P. Mann ) Shadow of A Stranger, Finding Richard (Director Rhys Davies) The Asylum (Director John Stewart) Time and Again (Director Kelly Webster). 

Colin’s great many television credits include – The Brothers (BBC), Hustle (BBC), Blakes 7, (BBC) Star Trek: Continues, Kingdom with Stephen Fry, The 4 Musketeers, Hollyoaks (Channel 4), Dangerfield (BBC), Casualty (BBC), The Bill (ITV), Brookside (Channel 4), Juliet Bravo (BBC), The Young Indiana Jones Chronicles, The Edwardians (BBC), War and Peace opposite Anthony Hopkins (BBC).

He has acted on stage in just about anything from Shakespeare to playing Panto Dame’s. He’s also been cast in leading roles in plays by Noel Coward , Ray Cooney, Peter Nichols , Alan Ayckborn and Terence Rattigan, to name just a few from his extensive stage career. He has also acted in musicals, including Gilbert and Sullivan’s H.M.S. Pinafore. 

Work in the West End most of the major rep companies and the major touring theatres around the country. 
Colin trained at The London Academy Of Music and Dramatic Art.

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Equally at home in a Hollywood Blockbuster or a British cult comedy or drama, Carolyn has been a regular voice artist at the Big Finish audio company. She has recently Reprised her the role of Abby Grant in the BBC cult sci-fi television series Survivors and Doctor Who audio adventures opposite Tom Baker. Additionally, she has recorded several audio plays for the L.A. Theatre Works, including Alan Ayckbourn’s Table Manners and Living Together, and Caryl Churchill’s Top Girls and Oedipus The King.

She has recorded numerous audio books – amongst the Pride and Prejudice, Wuthering Heights, The Rose Labyrinth and The Patience Stone.

With a long and impressive list of television credits both in the UK and America, Carolyn has appeared in several episodes of the worldwide hit, Star Trek: The Next Generation, and the sinister Mrs Templeton in Star Trek: Voyager. Additionally she has made memorable appearances in the BBC’s Survivors, Babylon 5, Quantum Leap, The Twilight Zone, Magnum P.I., Murder She Wrote (several guest appearances), Tales From The Dark Side, Malcolm In The Middle, Modesty Blaise, LA Law, ER, Remington Steel, Cagney and Lacey, Edward The Seventh, Space 1999, and Family Ties with Michael J. Fox.

Her feature films include: Ruling Class opposit Peter O’Toole (directed by Peter Medak), Mortal Combat, Condor, I Witness, and Bad Timing – directed by Nicolas Roeg. The Last Ninja, The Assignment (directed by Mats Arehn), Gumshoe opposite Albert Finney (directed by Stephen Frears ), The Odd Job (directed Peter Medak), The Bitch, Zorro The Gay Blade (directed by Peter Medak), Mr. Mom with Michael Keaton, A Smile In The Dark (directed by Ulli Lommel), Steptoe & Son and Congo (directed by Frank Marshall ).

Carolyn is also a much employed voice actress for animated, film and video games. Among the many popular titles are Gears of War playing Queen Myrrh, Mass Effect as the voice of Dr. Chakwas., Star Wars: The Phantom Menace as the voice of Shmi Skywalker, Superman The Animated Series, Armed And Dangerous, Indiana Jones, Star Wars: Knights Of the Old Republic and Star Wars: Jedi Knights.

Her work in the theatre includes, The Great Exhibition at The Hampstead Theatre opposite David Warner (directed by Sir Richard Eyre). She also played Ophelia in Hamlet at The Globe Theatre (now The Gielgud), which was directed by Peter Coe and produced by Sam Wanamaker; On Approval with Kenneth More and Moray Watson at The Vaudeville Theatre, and The Prodigal Daughter with Wilfred Hyde–White at the Theatre Royal, Brighton (directed by Roger Redfarn). At the Pasadena Playhouse in LA, she appeared in School For Scandal (directed by Brian Bedford), and Hay Fever on Broadway, playing Myra Arundel (directed by Brian Murray).

Trained at The Central School of Speech and Drama.

‘Route de l’Eglise’ read by Carolyn Seymour

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Annette trained in ballet and danced with the Australian Ballet Company before starting a career in acting, that has spanned stage, television, radio and feature films.

She has acted in numerous West End productions, including Business of Murder, Suddenly at Home and Vanity Fair.

UK Theatre tours include playing Blance Du Bois in Williams’ A Streetcar Named Desire and Trap for a Lonely Man opposite Colin Baker.

She has appeared in several television and radio commercials.

Many of her film credits are now considered classic titles, such as A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum (directed by Richard Lester), in which she played Philia, Buster Keaton’s daughter. The Heroes of Telemark opposite Kirk Douglas and Richard Harris (directed by Anthony Mann), and He Who Rides A Tiger with Tom Bell and Judi Dench (directed by Charles Crichton).

Her extensive television credits include playing Jeannie Hopkirk, the female lead, in the celebrated cult series Randall and Hopkirk (Deceased).

She has had the leading guest star in numerous other cult and classic television series, including:

• The Brothers Prisoner: Cell Block H Cop Shop
• The Guns of Will Sonnett
• Emergency Ward 10
• The Avengers
• The New Avengers
• The Human Jungle
• Return of the Saint
• The Persuaders!
• The Baron
• The Troubleshooters
• Gideon’s Way
• The Prisoner – episode: It’s Your Funeral, opposite Patrick McGoohan.

A favourite guest star opposite Roger Moore in his The Saint series. Annette guest starred in five episodes, including the episode The House on Dragon’s Rock directed by Roger Moore.

Maigret opposite Richard Harris and Barbara Shelley.

In 2017 she made the film, Nobis.

Her memoir, ‘Where Have I Been All My Life’, was published in 2018.

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Caroline’s most recent film The House Of The Gorgon opened in cinemas 2019.

She studied at art school in Brighton and began her career as a model. Her Lamb’s Navy Rum ad’s where one of the biggest advertising campaigns in the 70’s which famously used Caroline’s image. Modelling work include working for Vogue Magazine and cover girl for many television and magazine advertisement’s.This brought her to the attention of many film producers.

Her film debut was in the James Bond spoof Casino Royal, followed by the comedy western, A Talent For Living playing Richard Widmark’s daughter. When her one-year contract with Paramount Pictures elapse, she played Victoria Phibes in the two cult classics, The Abominable Dr. Phibes and Dr. Phibes Rises Again opposite Vincent Price.

Her real breakthrough came with the Hammer films, Dracula A.D. 1972 opposite Christopher Lee and directed by Alan Gibson. Captain Kronos: Vampire Hunter, again for Hammer Films written and directed by Brian Clemens.

The James Bond blockbuster, The Spy Who Loved Me with Roger Moore as Bond and directed by Lewis Gilbert. She was to play the Naomi. Flying the helicopter, a skill she mastered in real life.

Her other film work includes:

• The Ray Harryhausen classic, The Golden Voyage Of Sinbad (directed by Gordon Hessle).
• At The Earth’s Core for Amicus Films (directed by Kevin Connor) – opposite screen great, Peter Cushing. 
• I Don’t Want To Be Born (directed by Peter Sasdy).
• Star Crash (directed by Luigi Cozzi)
• Howl At The Devil (directed by Paul Naschy).
• Maniac (directed by William Lustig).
• The Last Horror Film (directed by David Winters).
• Maigret (directed by Paul Lynch).
• Absence Of Light (directed by Patrick Desmond).
• Faceless (directed by Jess Franco).
• Demons and Demons 6: De Profundis – A.K.A. The Black Cat.

Her most recent film and TV work include:

• Midsomer Murders: Death Of The Divas
• Vampyres
• The Landlady
• Cute Little Buggers
• Cry Wolf
• The House Of The Gorgon. 

Caroline has also appeared in music video by Adam Ant and Meatloaf/

She is a Trustee of The Ray and Diana Harryhausen Foundation.

CLASSIC CAROLINE

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Derren has just won best actor award at The Outfest in L.A. playing Jacki in the multi-award winning film Tucked – directed by Jamie Patterson. The film has won numerous awards at major film festivals around the world. The critics have showered praise on Derren for his exceptional performance in the film, which is now available Netflix and DVD/ Blu-ray via Amazon.

His most recent film is The Haunting of Margam Castle.

Derren trained at The Royal Academy of Dramatic Art, and made his film debut in 1958 in the WWII navy drama The Silent Enemy.

His many film credits include:

• Where Eagles Dare (directed by Brian Hutton).
• Victim (director, Basil Dearden).
• Home for Christmas (director Jamie Patterson).
• Flawless (director Michael Radford).
• Run for Your Wife (director Ray Cooney & John Luton).
• The Hot Potato (director, Tim Lewiston).
• Bullseye! (director, Michael Winner).
• Not Now Darling (directors, Ray Cooney and David Croft).
• Innocent Bystanders (director, Peter Collinson).
• Monte Carlo or Bust! (director, Ken Annakin).
• The Naked Runner (director Sidney J. Furie).
• The High Commissioner (director, Ralph Thomas).
• The Blue Max (director John Guillermin).
• The Informers (director, Ken Annakin).
• Term of Trial (director, Peter Glenville).
• Strongroom (director, Vernon Sewell).
• The Man in the Back Seat (director, Vernon Sewell).
• Sword of Sherwood Forest (director Terence Fisher).
• Life in Danger (director, Terry Bishop).
• The Giant Behemoth (director Eugene Lourie).
• Room at the Top (director, Jack Clayton).
• A Night to Remember (director, Roy Ward Baker).
• Derren directed the feature film The Amorous Milkman, starring Diana Dors.

His great many television credits include playing the lead – Chief Inspector Jordan – in the series Special Branch for Thames Television (ITV).

Other credits are:

• The Prisoner
• The Larkins
• William Tell
• Armchair Theatre
• Danger Man
• The Saint and The Persuaders – both opposite Roger Moore.
• Emergency Ward 10
• Dixon of Dock Green
• Gideon’s Way
• ITV Play of the Week
• The Protectors
• Return of the Saint
• Sherlock Holmes and Doctor Watson
• Bergerac
• The Troubleshooters
• Man in a Suitcase
• The Strange Report
• Comic Strip Presents
• UFO
• Doctor Who: Marco Polo.

His extensive theatre work include West End productions, Repertory work and tours. He has played Hamlet, Harpagon in Moliere’s The Miser. Leading roles in The Picture of Dorian Gray, Troilus and Cressida, Wait Until Dark, The Pit and the Pendulum, Come On Jeeves, Murder is Announced, Murder by Misadventure, and Absent Friends.

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Jane was the first female student at The National Youth Theatre, later trained at RADA, and was chosen by Peter O’Toole to play Alais in the film The Lion In Winter opposite O’Toole and Katharine Hepburn, She was nominated for a Golden Globe for the film.

Her most recent feature film is The Haunting of Margam Castle directed by Andrew Jones.

She worked for Hammer Films in The Phantom Of The Opera which was directed by Terence Fisher, and Hands Of The Ripper – directed by Peter Sasdy. Jane also played the lead in Michael Winner’s The System with Oliver Reed.

Among her many film credits are: 

• The System (US title The Girl Getters), directed by Michael Winner. 
• Almosting It (director William Von Tagen). 
• Night of the Big Heat (directed by Terence Fisher). 
• Assignment K (directed by Val Guest). 
• Diagnosis Murder (directed by Sidney Hayers).
• Adam’s Woman (directed by Philip Leacock). 
• The Horror at 37.000 Feet (directed by David Lowell Rich). 
• The Patricia Neal Story (directed by Anthony Harvey and Anthony Page). 
• The Appointment (directed by Lindsey C. Vickers). 
• A Time for Love (directed by Rick Jason). 
• The Hound of the Baskervilles (directed by Barry Crane). 
• Catacombs (directed by Gordon Hessler. 
• For Hammer Films she acted in Hands of the Ripper (directed by Peter Sasdy), The Phantom of the Opera (directed by Terence Fisher). 

Her great many cult television credits on both sides of the Atlantic include:

• The Prisoner and Danger Man, both opposite Patrick McGoohan. 
• Two episodes of The Saint opposite Roger Moore. 
• Randall and Hopkirk (Deceased) , 
• Lorna Doone. 
• The Avengers, 
• Magnum P.I. with Tom Selleck. 
• Barnaby Jones
• Airwolf, Gideon’s Way
• The Baron
• Man in a Suitcase
• Strange Report
• Alias Smith and Jones
• Mannix
• Police Woman (with Angie Dickinson)
• Van Der Valk
• Hart to Hart
• Lovejoy
• MacGyver
• Sharpe
• Mission:Impossible (opposite Leonard Nimoy)
• The Six Million Dollar Man
• Cannon
• The Plane Makers
• UFO
• The Incredible Hulk. 

Specials for BBC and ITV Play of the Month and Sunday specials feature length films for television. 

David Mercer’s Morgan – A Suitable Case for Treatment opposite Ian Hendry. 1984, and for Thames Television/ITV the feature length episode of Carmilla playing Carmilla. Part of the Mystery and Imagination series. She also had an Played an ongoing leading role in BBC’s series The Accused.

Jane has also made and starred in several award winning short films most recently Last Embrace and Cougar. 

Her own production of New Chilling Tales is currently playing on Amazon Prime in the UK and America. 

Her many stage roles include playing Lady Macbeth in Macbeth  at The Groundlings Theatre, Portsmouth. 

Country Dance with Edward Fox at The Hampstead Theatre. 

In America a one woman show playing Vivien Leigh and Emilia in Shakespeare’s The Comedy of Errors. 

A US tour of Arsenic and Old Lace. 

Jane has written the book Being an Actor, which is available in audio and written format from Amazon.

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